There are risqué jokes galore, sexual innuendo, and several over-the-top scenes. From what we saw in the trailer, the film might prove to be a worthy successor to Pyar Ka Punchnama 2 and Great Grand Masti, both co-produced by Pandit. Any attempt to teach or educate is met with a very hostile reaction).
If you are a stand-up comic, that’s a great help. In the post 2000 era, most Indian college/institute students demand that lecturers be funny, entertaining and frivolous, even when they are teaching a subject like law. On the occasion, he reminisced about his student days, when he, like many of his colleagues, always looked for entertainment, tafree. Chief Guest Ghai, who is a trained actor who turned to direction after a brief stay in front of the camera, was part of an eleven member cast in an early film called Umang, a campus story too.
Wonder what the college would have to say about the ‘tafree’ dresses that some of the female cast wore at the convocation. Post event, the cast took pictures with fancy hats. A trailer launch and media interaction was held earlier this week, at a Mumbai suburban multiplex, with eminent film producer-director Subhash Ghai as Chief Guest.Ĭonceived as a convocation event of the United World College (where it has been presumably shot), the invitation was designed as such. It just sounded nice, so they went with it.
Ahmedabad-based writer-director Krishnadev Yagnik’s debut film Chhello Divas (Last Day, in Gujarati, a college romp) was a hit, and he has written and directed the college romp in Hindi, titled Tafree, with at least two lead actors carried over.īoth producer Anand Pandit (a political bigwig and a well-known builder) and Yagnik are Gujaratis, and Pandit was not even aware of the meaning of the word when Yagnik suggested it to him. Tafree is an interesting title, being a shortened form of the word tafreeh, which means entertainment or fun in Urdu. Subhash Ghai, director-showman, launches Trailer of college movie, Days of Tafree
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